Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-17

1A.
An additional caloining pan was received
at the Eureka Con. reduction works yes
terday.
A. Conover, with his wife and two
daughters, were in from Newark Valley
yesterday.
The usual religious services will be held
in the Catholic and Episcopal Churches
to-day.
Orland celebrated the l~ynching Of
Hong Di by the explosion Of bombs and
the firing Of anvils.
young man in Saginaw City shaved
his head and sat in the front row at Q
burlesque show.
Thanks to Martin Piantoni for a besuti-
full specimen of protoxide Of iron from the
Deadbroke mine.
The Sacramento Chief Of Police was
fined last Monday for giving q saucy
answer to a lawyer.
Hon. Thomas Wren will go down to
Mount Hope this morning, and return
home this evening.
The people of Santa Rosa, Cal. are happy
over the prospect Of having several rail-
roads center in that town.
Rev. Father Rudy returned from q
pastoral trip to Hamilton, Ruby Valley
and other places yesterday.
Hon. Thomas Robinson, accompanied
by his wife, son and Miss Sadie DAILY came
in from Newark mill yesterday.
John Bergman, Jr., is in town, suffer-
ing from q troublesome cold. James b.
Bergman ia also taking in the town.
A girl 10 years old travelled alone from
Spokane Falls, W. T., to st. Clair City,
Mich, q distance OF 2 .292 miles, lately.
The Cleveland Plaindealer proposes
Cleveland for President and General
Stevenson. of Illinois, for Vice President.
Three prisoners attempted TO break jail
at Reno, and we're caught breaking
through the wall by under Sheriff Bryant.
Henry George wants the Government to
own all the land and rent il out. That Is
just what it Is doing now and the taxes
are the rent receipts.
Nearly all the boys near Suisun, Cal,
spend their vacation picking fruit in the
!, adjacent orchards. They earn from rs
cents TO ST 35 9 day.
Senator Jones says Blaine is the strong
est man the Republicans can nominate
in 'S8. IL nominated, he will beat Cleve-
land 3 million votes.
u From the Bonanza mine, in old Tuol-
: umne, $50 pounds in gold were taken out
the first week in March. One piece OF
pure gold weighed so pounds.
Hi Johnson. L. W. Davis, Sam Beebee,
" and others whom we did not hear about,
u will accompany Hon. Thomas Wren to
Mount Hope to-day.
Io Several people do not know why there
arc no fax Aiac IN pnatnn Ia 10 haOanae
the overhead wires are so numerous there
, that the flies can't get in.
County Treasurer Hoadley informs us
that the six months allowed for the re-
demption Of property sold for taxes
January II. 1887, expires tomorrow.
y A farmer between Bloomfield and Val
ley Ford, Sonoms county, has Is girls en-
ployed at a little over 81 a day picking
raspberries. He employees no Cinnamon
!. Mrs. Goodwin. wife OF Judge G. @,
Goodwin, OF the Salt Lake Tribune, is a
Lake Tahoe, and will spend the Summer
there with her mother. Mrs. j. A. Tod
mar.
j. V. Kelley, agent for Wells, Fargo 4
Co., at Phoebe, who has been visiting
Eureka for a few days past, will leave FOL
= home by the White Pine stage tomorrow
morning.
The Mason Valley ranchers are said t.
be offering 50 80 per day and board fol
farm help, but the Carson Appeal sayt
that valley is too far from established
!, cocktail routes.
Physicians, midwives and undertaken
are notified that they can get blanks fol
l. certificates Of births and deaths free, b,
making application at the Office Of th
County Recorder.
1t is estimated that New York drink
IL, 000, 900 glasses of beer a day, or abou
eight to every man, woman and child /,
the city. The metropolis also takes
little liquor n%orishment OF other kinds.
B. Berg is in receipt of g lot OF lunel
baskets, potted meats and fish for luncl
parties. He has also just received q fin
u lot OF fresh fruits, such as plums, pears
a peaches, berries, etc., which he Is sellinl
k at very low prices.
d We learn from o reliable source tina
DR.. G.. H. Thoma. formerly OF this place
was married In Sacramento on Wednesday
last, and returned to Reno yesterday with
8 his bride. The happy couple have oul
n best wishes for their prosperity.
Thomas Richard. the oldest son O
Reuben Riokard, formerly Superin tenden
Of the Richmond Company, who graduated
last month at the University Of California
arrived from Berkeley, Cal, last evening
He will take a position at the Eureka Con
reduction works.
We're of for the raging Humboldt Il
revel in the delight OF sportive meander
ings among the roses wild, to take a re
freshing bath in the gurgling stream ant
to steer our bark-o or some other fellow
ON the raging waters under the pleasan
shade OF the histrionic palisades.
A miner went into the Plumas Nationa
Bank the other day, and showing q fin
: specimen, commenced to sing:
Oh. what a beautiful nugget
B.. Out Of the ground I dug il.
Close to my heart I'll hug il
r., And to my home I'll lug ii.
! He was requested TO slug it.